Sentence examples for enrollment both from inspiring English sources

Of 240 recruited patients, 25 (10%) were from outside Harare provincial limits, and 2 had microbiologically confirmed MDR TB before enrollment; both patients had been referred from South Africa.

Within the first 24 hours after study enrollment, both groups received 80% of the original dose of fentanyl, the MG received enteral methadone and the CG received an enteral placebo.

Plasma concentrations of presepsin were similar between patients with severe sepsis and those with septic shock at the time of study enrollment, both on day 1 (1,571 pg/ml (793 to 2,440) (n = 26) vs. 1,485 pg/ml (960 to 3,501) (n = 74); P = 0.51) and at subsequent times (data not shown).

The presence of a hematologist or oncologist at an institution likely drives increased GIPAP enrollment both by drawing referrals from non-specialist physicians in the area and by providing expertise in CML and GIST that contributes to patients receiving standard of care treatment with imatinib.

Patients were included if they had 12 months of continuous enrollment both before and after the index date (the first claim for either drug cohort) and had 12 months of claims data suggesting consistent treatment adherence during the follow-up period.

The "pre-enrollment both" (PRE-B) group included 540 (32%) applicators who reported a previous diagnosis of depression at both enrollment and follow-up (n = 395), or who reported a previous diagnosis at follow-up only but with an age at diagnosis less than their age at enrollment (n = 145).

By the time Father Castle was assigned to St. John's in 1960, it still had a paid choir, but its endowment and enrollment were both dwindling.

A spokesman for the university said that higher than average enrollment at both Columbia College and the School of Engineering had increased the number of graduates to 10,430, a record.

On education, the leaders pledged to give all children access to primary education, and to bring girls' enrollment in both primary and secondary school in line with boys'.

Ms. Rice's statement came one day after the president had his lawyers file a pair of briefs with the Supreme Court arguing that the University of Michigan's admissions programs designed to increase minority enrollment in both the undergraduate and law schools were actually quota systems in disguise and were unconstitutional.

States increased enrollment by both expanding enrollment in existing programs and, to a lesser extent, creating new programs.